Love always your family !!!

Here's Lies My Lovely Daughter.
The only Daughter we have.
I'm Sorry We've Divorce In 2000. We Can't build a Nice Family And .....
But...Me And Your Mother....Will Always Love You!!!!!!
I'm Try To Find Someone Else To Take Your Mother Place.....
I Hope You'll Support My Plans.
I LOVE YOU MY DAUGHTER........!!!!!!!!!

Although Joy was unexpectantly and violently stole from us we all know the lord takes care of her now. And those times when you just don't understand the reasoning behind something rubbing against you, or the reason when you leave the room with nothing on the floor and you return to find some change is because she is visiting us. We all love her very much and wish we could find a way to change things, but not just so shes alive but so her life was better.God Bless her , those who loved her, and those who read this. Its kind of strange how life just goes It happens so fast before you know and it could be in the day or during the night and either way it still ain't right and yes theres a god but i dont understand why why he'd make you go without saying good-bye Its very hard i need an explanation what do i do with this burning sensation but its all to late no more phone calls no more get togethers with us all no more wondering when your coming home its all too late i'm already alone so next time god you want to take something from me just forget it and please let me be life is unexplainable so live everyday to its fullest and Aunt Joy i love and will never forget you nor will any of our family, we love and miss you.

Evelyn (Connie) Sroka, 50, of 207 Pine Alley, Canonsburg, PA died Thursday, June 14, 1979, in
Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh, after a lengthy illness. She was born August 28, 1928, in Canonsburg, a daughter of Frank and Mary Elizabeth Obosky Sroka. She was last employed as a cook at the Hollywood Restaurant, Donaldsons Crossroads, and was a member of the Sokol Lodge, Canonsburg. Surviving are a son, Dan Sroka of Pittsburgh; a brother, John Sroka of Howell, NJ, and two sisters, Mary Sroka and Mrs. Frances Bails, both of Canonsburg.

Frank Sroka, 68, of 207 Pine Alley, Canonsburg, PA died Tuesday, February 22, 1966 at 12:10 pm in Canonsburg General Hospital after a six month illness.

He was born in Czechoslovakia January 18, 1898 and lived in the Canonsburg district for 56 years. He was a retired employee of Fort Pitt Bridge Works. Mr. Sroka was a member of the St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Slovak Club, First Catholic Slovak Union Bo. 380 and the Labor Temple, all of Canonsburg. His wife, Mary Sroka, died November 7, 1938. Surviving are one son, John Sroka, of Lakewood, NJ; three daughters: the Misses Mary, Evelyn and Frances Sroka, all at home; and four grandchildren. Also surviving are three brothers, John, Joseph and Andrew Sroka, all of Canonsburg; and three sisters: Mrs. Mary Halvonik, of Canonsburg; Mrs Victoria Hullak of Canonsburg, RD2; and Mrs. Julia Sigmont, of Weirton, WV.

Mary A. Sroka, 73, of 1 West Pike Street, Canonsburg, PA died Sunday, December 29, 1996, at the Greenery Rehabilitation Center, Canonsburg, following an extended illness.

She was born October 21, 1923, in Canonsburg, the daughter of Frank and Mary E. O'bosky Sroka. Miss Sroka lived her entire life in Canonsburg and was a member of St. Patrick Roman Catholic Church. Prior to her retirement, she worked at Genaldos Restaurant. For many years she had been a short-order cook at the former Hollywood Barbecue. She was the last of her immediate family. She is survived by an aunt, Catherine Sroka of Canonsburg, and several nieces and nephews. Deceased is a brother, John A. Sroka, who died in 1995, and two sisters, Frances P. Bails, who died in 1991, and Evelyn (Connie) Sroka, who died in 1979.